
A re-creation of Jerry Seinfeld's TV apartment is on display at the "Seinfeld" fan experience in West Hollywood through Sunday.

The instantly recognizable "Seinfeld" apartment exterior is actually located in Los Angeles' Koreatown neighborhood. The crew searched for an L.A. building that could stand in for a Manhattan apartment.

Jerry's kitchen is decorated with his cereals of choice, Honeycomb and Lucky Charms.

As on the original set, a bicycle hangs in the hallway leading to Jerry's bathroom and bedroom.

The apartment is furnished down to the smallest details, including Jerry's movie collection and Superman figurine. The actual figurine used in the show is also on display, under glass, on loan from Seinfeld himself.

The booth from Monk's Coffee Shop used on the show's Los Angeles set is on display, also courtesy Seinfeld's personal archive.

Fans can pose for photos on a replica velvet couch a la George Costanza, whose unflattering pose remains one of the most cringe-worthy moments of the show.


